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40-year-old Mexican Manuel Uribe, who weighed 550kg (1,210 pounds) posing in San Nicolas de la Garza, Nuevo Leon state. Uribe, who was once the world's heaviest human, has died at the age of 48, medical officials said on May 26, 2014. Preliminary reports say Uribe died due to an irregular heartbeat and an ailment linked to the loss of fluids in his legs. (AFP photo)
Manuel Uribe, the world's fattest man in the 2007 Guinness World Records, is seen waving as he is driven atop a truck to go to his wedding in Monterrey. Uribe, who was once the world's heaviest died at the age of 48, on May 26, 2014. (AFP photo)
In this file photo, Manuel Uribe sits on his reinforced bed outside his house in the suburb of San Nicolas de los Garza in the northern city of Monterrey. (Reuters photo)
Members of the Civil Protection secure a king size bed, refitted with a metal frame and a plastic tarp, holding the body of the late Manuel Uribe on its way to the crematorium in Monterrey, Mexico. (Reuters photo)
Members of the Civil Protection push a king size bed, refitted with a metal frame and a plastic tarp, holding the body of late Manuel Uribe into the crematorium in Monterrey, Mexico. (Reuters photo)
Members of the Civil Protection secure the king size bed holding the body of late Manuel Uribe while on its way to the crematorium in Monterrey, Mexico. (Reuters photo)
Otilia Garcia, mother of late Manuel Uribe, accepts condolences from a friend at her home in the suburb of San Nicolas de los Garza, Mexico. (Reuters photo)
A relative of late Manuel Uribe shows a picture of him in his mobile phone at his mother's home in the suburb of San Nicolas de los Garza, neighbouring Monterrey. (Reuters photo)
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